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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Aug 02, 1929

Page

6

Roosevelt Aims To Please Days Wet Candidacy Debate

New York dispatch reports Southern Democrats warn against a wet candidate in 1932. Franklin D Roosevelt seeks dry alignment with the South and West, favoring a Wickersham style enforcement plan. Maryland’s Albert C Ritchie faces criticism for wet views as Southern governors rally around Roosevelt's potential nomination. The piece notes immigrant influx and compares 1928 dynamics with current sentiments.

Wiliam Woodford New South Great Northern Wickersham Hoover Enforcement Commission Roosevelt Smith Albert C Ritchie Maryland Alabama South Carolina Virginia North Carolina West Virginia Tse John G. Rich Berd Bishop Cannon Gardner Senate Simmeans

Citizens Should Have War Veto Power

Alanson B. Houghton former U S ambassador to Great Britain argues that self governing peoples may need to take power to declare war from governments. He notes education and media have made citizens capable yet largely disengaged while war decisions are driven by small groups shaping conditions.

Alanson B. Houghton United States Great Britain Copon Land Jhhe Jas

Most Speedy Remedy for Colds and Fevers

A claim outlines a universal cure labeled a prescription for colds grippe flu dengue bilious fever and malaria. It asserts unprecedented speed and effectiveness as the remedy’s hallmark.

Rule of Three Guards Against Poison Ivy

Leaflets three let it be is advised to avoid poison ivy and its misery. The rule has endorsement from botanists in the United States Department of Agriculture. Autumn displays white berry like fruits and three leaflets on the plant.

United States Department of Agriculture

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